“I am committed to helping my constituents find access to local and state services that will help improve their health and financial security,” said Sen. McConnaughay. “This event offers seniors a great opportunity to speak with over 20 health and safety providers and state agency representatives, while also providing free health screenings and a wide range of informational brochures.”

Light refreshments will be provided, and guests can take advantage of free, non-fasting glucose screenings provided by Advocate Sherman Hospital and balance assessments offered by Northwestern Medicine/Delnor. Dr. John Mason, DDS from St. Charles will also provide oral cancer screenings from 9 – 11 a.m. Flushots will be available by Walgreens Pharmacy to seniors for free with Medicare Part B.

Information will distributed by the Kane County Health Department, state agencies, and local health organizations on a variety of topics, including transportation and assisted living options, home and Internet safety, and financial security—including how to protect yourself from identity theft.

For more information about this event, contact Sen. McConnaughay’s district office at (847) 214-8245 or e-mail her at senator@karenmcconnaughay.com.